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ZeroDrift launches service to check agent-generated messages against company policies

Compliance just became an agent problem. ZeroDrift's Guard for Agents turns policy documents into guardrails before AI agents talk to customers.

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Why it matters

As agents move into customer-facing workflows, the ability to enforce company policies on agent output in real time is becoming critical infrastructure. ZeroDrift is positioning compliance-as-code for the agentic era — a practical solve for risk-averse enterprises deploying agents at scale.

The key facts

11 to know
  1. ZeroDrift launched Guard for Agents — policy-to-rules engine for agent communications

  2. Service includes API and connectors for agent workflow integration

  3. Converts written company policies into enforceable rules

  4. Checks AI agent output before customer delivery

  5. Extends ZeroDrift's existing compliance automation into agent-specific use cases

  6. ZeroDrift launches Guard for Agents service

  7. Converts written company policies into enforceable rules for AI agent communications

  8. Checks messages before they reach customers

  9. Delivered via API and pre-built connectors

  10. Extends compliance automation from general AI communications into agent workflows

  11. Addresses governance/safety layer for agent deployment at scale

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Publisher excerpt: ZeroDrift Inc., a startup that automates compliance for artificial intelligence communications, today introduced Guard for Agents, a service that lets developers turn written company policies into enforceable rules to check AI agents’ communications before they reach customers. The launch extends…
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